The advent of social media in the last decade has taken the world and its institutions by surprise. It is a new reality that we are all experiencing and learning to adapt to and work...

Following the news that PBS will be withdrawing its judicial claims against the Broadcasting Authority, it was reported that, to some extent, this may have been decided after the BA sought the...

It was heartbreaking seeing Lawrence Gonzi, former Prime Minister and Leader of the Nationalist Party go during the same General Conference in which Simon Busuttil was elected leader of the...

Following the earthquake brought about by the 9 March election, the pieces have now fallen into place, with only the election of the PN deputy leaders still awaited to complete the new political...

It has already been argued that, with Labour, things are not always what they seem to be. If there is one thing it has mastered in its last years in Opposition, it is surely the management of public...

In her opinion piece entitled Same-sex marriage causes fundamental harm to society (TMIS, 12 May), C. Gwendolyn Landolt makes a number of unsubstantiated predictions on the impact the introduction of...

There is a good deal of talk about “Blue Jobs”. It is important for us to realize, and effectively utilise, the economic potential of our Mediterranean Sea. We have a tremendous resource...

It is the British who invented utilitarianism. It is the British who have invented empiricism. Both post-reformist philosophies actually follow on from each other. It was empiricism that first came up...

The first move made by new Nationalist Party leader Simon Busuttil, just one day after succeeding Lawrence Gonzi, was to propose having two deputy leaders instead of one.   Yet the night...

The Education Minister has launched a ‘national literacy strategy’ to try to get more of us reading and writing in English and Maltese. I wish him luck. So many attempts have been made...